What do you type to see a list of files that have changed in a svn repo?

I have a repo, and I want to run a standard test before updating t开发者_运维问答he source on a server, that it must first check if any of the files have changed. How can I see such a list?

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Gives list of locally modified files:

   svn st | grep "^M"

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The typical way is to use svn status and grep. Grep will return 0 if at least one line is found. For example:

Checking whether a file has been modified:

value=`svn status | grep -q "^M"`

Checking whether there is any change at all:

value=`svn status | grep -q "^[A-Z]"`

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svn st

st is short for status.
If you want to check only the modified files.

svn st | grep M

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To look only to the modified items respect to the last time you update the local version

svn status -q

if you want to look to the differences between the remote repository use -u

svn status -qu

The option -q show only the modified / added / removed items